The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-11-11

entertainment at E. A. Todd's next
Thursday evening.
Deputy County Treasurer George
Mason will take vacation in Oak
land county next week.
1t is expected that regular trains
on the Toledo road will commence
running Dec. Ist to Cadillac.
the Chesaning Argus says fraud
is travelling through the State solicit
aid from l. o. o. F. lodges
We have received the first copy Of
the Shepard News, published by A.
w. Hurst. 1t is newsy sheet.
The candidates mentioned for the
Owosso Postoffice are Thos Nelan,
Geo. w. Owen and Chas. Cossitt.
The X. of l.. hall is being fitted up
in elegant style. it is to be dedicat.
ed December 8 by the grand lodge
officers.
Chas. lawrence visited Cheboy-
gan, Roscommon and other northern
places the first of the week on bust
ness trip.
Frank B. Raynale, formerly with
Parkill & Son, has been elected presi-
dent of the senior class of pharmacy
in the University.
All at sea at Maharey's--look in
his front windw if you do not believe
it. August Krause is certainly an ar
list in the line of trimming.
The business men should help the
city authorities in the matter of ped
dlers who do not obtain the proper
license. Make complaint against a
few Of them.
Mr.. Frank H. Richardson and Miss
Carrie Reynolds were married at the
residence of the BRIDES parents in
Shiawassee on the evening of the 9th
inst, Rev. G.. M. Reynolds official
ing.
Attention is asked to the advertise
ment of Dewey & Stewart on the first
page, of lots for sale. These are To-
Gated in the third ward and are otter
ed at prices that will enable every one
to buy.
Eleven days after the receipt of the
death proofs; Mrs. Sarah Ford, Of
Corunna, received $4,000 from the
Knight of Maccabees, the amount of
insurance on the life Of her late hus-
band.
The Quincy Herald is numbered
among Michigan'S best edited news
papers. 1t has recently passed its
tenth birthday, prosperously, and It's
editor, F. +. Kitredge will push it to
the front.
AT Washington, Penn, recently,
Louis r., by Louis Napoleon, won a
free for all race. taking the sd 4th
and 9Th heats, time ago, a:a6I4,
2:26 2--thus reducing his record
three seconds.
From the number Of inquiries we
heard as to which druggist was to be
married Nov. 3Ist, WE have concluded
that a great many people have thirty.
one days on their calender for the
present month.
Olive H., eldest daughter of w.
Miller, editor Of the Chesaning Argus,
died on Wednesday of last week after
a short illness of diptheria, aged 7
years and 7 months. Mr.. and Mrs.
Miller have our deepest sympathy.
Petitions are being industriously
throughout the county
asking the county clerk to call an
election to vote on the question of
county prohibition. A mass meeting
in the interest Of the movement will
be held in this city on the 10Th inst.
A union meeting under the aus
pices of the Y. NJ. c. A. will be held
at opera hall Sunday evening. Adj
dress by the pastors Of the churches
and by gentleman from Bay City.
A general invitation is extended to
all to be in attendance.
Mass meeting in the interest Of
county prohibition at opera hall, Sat.
urday afternoon, November 10, to be
addressed by Prof. Samuel Dickie of
Albion, and others. A general in
is extended 10 people from
all parts of the county TO attend.
A team belonging to c. S. Lock-
wood ran away just at evening Tncs-
day, distributing load of hay pro-
miscuously on Oliver and Washing
ton streets, and finally threw Mr.. L.
from the load. In some way his left
arm was badly cut and mangled. DR..
M. E. Knapp dressed the wound.
The two ice houses OF tie Owosso
ice company were burned up We'd
nesday afternoon. The fire was under
full Roadway before discovered, and
the fire department was unable to
save anything. Only for the rain
the lumber and buildings Of the
Owosso coal and lumber company
would certainly have been burned up.
The fire was of incendiary origin.
Loss, 5000.